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[Sabbattack]

No, last time i heard Lipton used zombie-slaves as workers so no coffee break. Maybe some voodoo special blend, but it wasn't backed up.

What's the ritualistic purpose behind men fishing all day long?

[Centric21]

Not having to deal with the ever increasingly ugly nagging wife And by the end of the day, the guys stinks so bad of fish, she stays away, AND just in case she is still brave and approaches him for something, he is usually also really drunk from drinking beer all day, so she looks good now too and he is more agreeable


Why are they called babysitters? scary thought huh...

[Sabbattack]

I don't get this with the babysitters. Probably they must keep the babies on their lap all the time?

And why is ###### called a "blow-job"? I've hardly ever seen anyone "blow" anything!!

[Centric21]

Sits with the babies! of course, lol, had this visual of teenagers sitting on the crying babies, lame.....hehe

Hmm, blowjob...my theory...The load of cum that is BLOWN at your face (or in your mouth, throat, or chest, or wherever). Make a little sense?


I thought about how mothers feed their babies with tiny little spoons and forks so I wondered what do Chinese mothers use? Toothpicks?

[ladygorb]

Well of course they use toothpicks, what a silly question.


Do hummingbirds sing or just hum?

[Centric21]

lol silly They are flapping there little wings like a million times a minute and it makes a humming sound So cute!!!



If it's true that we are here to help others, then what exactly are the others here for?

[NickTheGreek]

To help us.

Or is it to just take our help ?

[ladygorb]

They are here for me. My wish is there command.


What purpose does a mans necktie have?

[NickTheGreek]

neckwear consisting of a long narrow piece of material worn (mostly by men) under a collar and tied in knot at the front; "he stood in front of the mirror tightening his necktie"; "he wore a vest and tie"

but, for the real answer : apparently no reason @ all

question :

what is anathema

[sidis]

The Greek word "anathema" consists of two words: "ana", which is a preposition indicating movement upwards and "thema", which means a separate part of some- thing. In military terminology, "thema" meant a detachment; in civil government "thema" meant a province. We currently use the word "theme", derived from "thema", to mean a specific topic of a written and intellectual work.

"Anathema" literally means the lifting up of something separate. In the Old Testament this expression was used both in relation to that which was alienated due to sinfulness and likewise to that which was dedicated to God.

In the New Testament, in the writing of the Apostle Paul it is used once in conjunction with "maranatha", meaning the coming of the Lord. The combination of these words means separation until the coming of the Lord; in other words - being handed over to Him (1 Cor 16:22).

The Apostle Paul uses "anathema" in another place without the addition of "maranatha" (Gal 1:8-9). Here "anathema" is proclaimed against the distortion of the Gospel of Christ as it was preached by the Apostle, no matter by whom this might be commited, whether by the Apostle himself or an angel from the heavens. In this same expression there is also implied: "let the Lord Himself pass judgement", for who else can pass judgement on the angels?

St John the Theologian in Revelation (22:3) says that in the New Jerusalem there will not be any anathema; this can be understood in two ways, giving the word anathema both meanings: 1) there will not be any lifting up to the judgement of God, for this judgement has already been accomplished; 2) there will not be any special dedication to God, for all things will be the Holy things of God, just as the light of God enlightens all (Rev 21:23).

In the acts of the Councils and the further course of the New Testament Church of Christ, the word "anathema" came to mean complete separation from the Church. "The Catholic and Apostolic Church anathematizes", "let him be anathema", "let it be anathema", means a complete tearing away from the church. While in cases of "separation from the communion of the Church" and other epitimia or penances laid on a person, the person remained a member of the Church, even though his participation in her grace filled life was limited, those given over to anathema were thus completely torn away from her until their repentance. Realizing that she is unable to do anything for their salvation, in view of their stubbornness and hardness of heart, the earthly church lifts them up to the judgement of God. That judgment is merciful unto repentant sinners, but fearsome for the stubborn enemies of God. "It is a fearful thing to fall into the hands of the living God ... for our God is a consuming fire" (Heb 10:31 ; 12:29).

Anathema is not final damnation: until death repentance is possible. "Anathema" is fearsome not because the Church wishes anyone evil or God seeks their damnation. They desire that all be saved. But it is fearsome to stand before the presence of God in the state of hardened evil: nothing is hidden from Him.

by Saint John Maximovitch
from Orthodox Life, vol 27, Mar-April 1977, pp 18,19

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What is LOVE ?

[NickTheGreek]

I quote Darkraven on that :

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#define love

next one :

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How many countries are on the EQUADOR line ?

[Centric21]

Equator you mean?
The equator passes through a relatively small number of countries. The 10[degrees] line of latitude 1,000 kilometres to the north manages to pass through more than 20, whereas for the equator it is a mere 12.



What if you're in hell, and you're mad at someone, where do you tell them to go?

[sidis]

To paradise 

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Why do people cry?

[NickTheGreek]

Tears are produced by all mammals, and some reptiles too. However, these serve a function, cleaning and lubricating the eyes. Humans (as far as we know), are the only animal in which strong emotion triggers the tear ducts.

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How many States are in the US ?

[Sabbattack]

I could swear they're 51, but i suck big time at geography. If the question was anatomy though...

How come that rainy days qet you down 100%?